reminiscing in English
they reminisced about their summers abroad
Use "reminiscing" in a sentence
1. One such factor is maternal reminiscing style.
2. I simply wanted to play the cello while reminiscing my past.
3. I simply wanted to play the cello while reminiscing my past
4. I see playfulness, reminiscing a time when we take pleasures in things uncomplicated.
5. We spent a pleasant evening reminiscing and amicably discussing the state of the world.
6. Kana Praba takes a jaunty walk down the memory lane reminiscing about his teen-age years.
7. Not many people wipe away tears when reminiscing about BASIC's line numbers and the GOSUB command.
8. 2 Instead, we sat in church, eulogizing Rosa Parks, reminiscing about past victories, entombed in nostalgia.
9. Synonyms for Bethinking include remembering, recalling, recollecting, minding, reminiscing, deliberating, devising, reflecting, retaining and harking back to
10. My favorite songs are Only a Dream, about Mary's childhood and Come on Come on, reminiscing about lost love
11. One of the interesting things about my reminiscing is that it stirred up memories for a lot of other people, too.
12. We have been reminiscing about the latest technologies and the iPods, and for me the abaya, my traditional dress that I'm wearing today.
13. 8 Reminiscing nostalgically on a recent TV interview about riding his bike through Beijing's alleys 30 years ago, Bush described his experience as "fantastic."
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15. As the book is written as if it's Jimmy reminiscing this way of telling the story (the memory Coherentness slowly increasing) is very fitting
16. Choir Lyrics: I know it's weird to say this / But I've been thinking 'bout it lately / Reminiscing about us in Vegas / Drinking like we're famous / Man, those days were crazy / …
17. (Uh-bate-ihyng): Word randomly yelled in the middle of a conversation that is steeping towards boring, or in moments of awkard silence just to confuse non-Abatingers and start a whole better conversation, usually involving reminiscing.
18. I want Maglor, grandson of Miriel the Broideress, chatting with little old ladies about knitting and embroidery techniques, playing his harp in nursing homes, gathering autumn leaves for the elderly who are too frail and sick to go outside, reminiscing about life during the War (not the same war as old Mr Archibald fought in all those years ago, but war is war).